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JOHN DAVID WILLSON

Birth28 Aug 1797 - Clinton,Dutchess County, New York, U.S.A
Death14 Mar 1887 - Sharon, East Gwillimbury Township, York County, Ontario, Canada
MotherPhebe Ann Titus
FatherDavid Willson

Born in Clinton,Dutchess County, New York, U.S.A on 28 Aug 1797 to David Willson and Phebe Ann Titus. JOHN DAVID WILLSON married Maria A. Thorpe and had 6 children. He passed away on 14 Mar 1887 in Sharon, East Gwillimbury Township, York County, Ontario, Canada.

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David Willson
1778 - 1866
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Phebe Ann Titus
1777 - 1866
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Maria A. Thorpe
1819 - 1894
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Sarah Lundy
1804 - 1826
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Hannah Dennis
1811 - 1830
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Hannah Dennis Willson
1842 - 1907
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Elizabeth Willson
1846 - 1915
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Absalom Willson
1849 - 1939
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Phebe Ann Willson
1844 - 1868
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Job Dennis Willson
1830 - 1910
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Sarah Elizabeth Wilson
Unknown - Unknown

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